
- Puesto en BGG
- BGG #131
- Puntuación BGG
- 8,2
Nemesis: Lockdown
- 1–5 jugadores
- 90–180 min
- Complejidad 3,9/5
- 2022

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Nemesis: Aftermath y Sembradores del Vacío es una expansión de Nemesis publicada en 2019 para 1–5 jugadores, con partidas de 90 a 180 minutos y a partir de 12 años. Fue diseñado por Adam Kwapiński y Paweł Samborski y sus mecánicas principales son Player Elimination, Dice Rolling y Modular Board.
En inglés
Nemesis: Aftermath & Void Seeders is an expansion for Nemesis. It contains all of the stretch goals from the Kickstarter campaign except for Medic: the Aftermath expansion and the Void Seeders expansion. —user summary "Every spaceship has a voice; a melody of machinery and subsystems its crew learns intimately during long travels. The problem is, ever since the last mission our ship sounds WRONG. There’s something foul in the way it’s speaking to us. Barely audible murmurs. Strange whispers no machine could make. The dark corridors and vast halls almost seem to SING. Some of us have tried to locate sources of this interferences, but they always seemed two steps ahead. Stalked by their never-ending presence, we soon started cracking. Our engineer has cut some words on his flesh. When we asked why, he replied:‘Incandescent secrets need to be written in blood’. Then, our navigator took a spacewalk without her suit. When we pulled her in, her entire face frozen and cracked, she grinned in a way I will never forget. Now, it got even worse. Noises turned into voices, sharing tales of slaughter and terror. They do not run from us anymore. They encircle us and herd us through the ship to some dark purpose. I need to UNDERSTAND them before it’s too late. I put my hand on the pistol grip, looking at the backs of my last two crewmembers. I see dark mysteries swirling under their skulls. It would only take two bullet holes to release them..." Rules: Overlook: Voidseeders are a race that can interact with the minds of crew members. They will have few nests instead of one, but only one strong fighting presence at given moment. Once killed, new one will be awakened from the most developed nest. This race will focus on whispering and controlling minds - people who will be near them will start to hear voices commanding them to do different destructive things. Nests: On the board, there is normally 1 Nest as a room token, but there are additionally 2-3 smaller nests. Those are places where new Voidseeders will born. At the moment of discovering main Nest, you should put a Stalker miniature in it (this is the model that is on the ship from the beginning. He is very dangerous, especially when faced by people with a high Insanity level). Other Nests will start showing up on the board together with discovering certain Exploration tokens. Those nests will be especially dangerous. They will not move, but if a crew member will happen to end the turn at the tile with a nest, he will get a serious wound. Voidlurkers They will spawn in nests, and their objective will be to spread insanity and try to move players to Nests. Whispersers They will work very similar to Voidlurkers, but with the difference that they will have the main goal of defending the main nest. Stalker He is a main guardian. He takes advantage from fear / insanity of the crew members and will focus on them. Despoiler Equivalent of the Queen. Actually, it is hard to say if she is real or if it is a mass hallucination. One way or the other, she will only emerge when all Insanity tokens are on players (number of tokens will be specific for different numbers of players). She is extremely strong. Contamination card Here it will change a little bit - players will normally get a contamination card every time they will get an insanity token. They will be easier to discard (you don't need to check if it was infected or not). Effect of the card will only take place at the very end of the game, and it will be the same as in the normal version - if it will turn out it was indeed "infected," it will mean that your character, even if escaped, went mad and lost the game either way. Whispers mechanic This mechanism will change the noise mechanic. Whenever you move (or an event card will tell you to), you will need to roll for whispers. If you would get a corridor with an whisper token already in it (you hear something more) - you need to draw a Card from the Insanity deck. Those cards will apply to you or not based on the numbers of insanity tokens your character has. Effects might be very different - from one-time action to permanent disabilities. Combat In combat, Voidlurkers will only try to add insanity tokens to you and then run away to the closes nest. Whisperers will be harder to kill, as well as present some portion of actual physical danger, but their main weapon will still be giving you insanity tokens. Things will change with Stalker and Despoiler - those two will be huge opponents who will give you real wounds, so you will not want to be near them. Event phase In the event phase, one additional step that will be added is checking your insanity tokens and numbers of Voidlurkers and Whisperers in all rooms next to yours. If the number of them is higher than the number of insanity tokens, you add one insanity token and draw one contamination card. But whenever you will be in a room with other people, this effect will be less harmful. (they can help you calm down) Overall feel Overall feel we will be going for will be way different from what you will have in the base Core Box. We have a lot of cool ideas how to get Insanity cards in a way, that it will be an additional layer of you not trusting your friends - not only because of their objective but perhaps because of the Insanity cards. Additionally, interaction with Voidseeders will be way different, you will need to think very carefully where to move or place your hero to not go insane. —description from the publisher
Según el catálogo, Nemesis: Aftermath y Sembradores del Vacío admite de 1 a 5 jugadores. Este intervalo corresponde al número de jugadores indicado por la editorial, así que el juego puede prepararse para cualquier grupo dentro de ese margen. La preparación, algunas reglas y la puntuación pueden variar según el número de jugadores; consulta la configuración exacta en el reglamento de tu edición.
La duración indicada para Nemesis: Aftermath y Sembradores del Vacío es de 90 a 180 minutos, la estimación de la editorial para una partida completa. El tiempo real depende del grupo, del número de jugadores y del conocimiento de las reglas: las primeras partidas suelen alargarse y los grupos con experiencia terminan antes. La preparación y la explicación de las reglas no están incluidas.
El catálogo indica Nemesis: Aftermath y Sembradores del Vacío a partir de 12 años. Es la recomendación de la editorial y refleja la lectura necesaria, la complejidad de las reglas y las piezas pequeñas, no solo el tema. Los más pequeños a menudo pueden jugar con ayuda de un adulto: comprueba la edad recomendada en tu edición y la experiencia de tu grupo.
Nemesis: Aftermath y Sembradores del Vacío tiene una puntuación de complejidad de 3,3 sobre 5 según los jugadores de BoardGameGeek, lo que lo convierte en un juego de complejidad media. La puntuación refleja cuánto conocimiento de reglas, planificación y toma de decisiones exige una partida típica. Los juegos exigentes requieren una explicación inicial más larga, así que conviene usar una guía de preparación.
Nemesis: Aftermath y Sembradores del Vacío pertenece a estas categorías: Horror, Adventure y Miniatures. Sus mecánicas principales son Player Elimination, Dice Rolling y Modular Board. Las categorías describen el tema y la ambientación de un juego, mientras que las mecánicas describen lo que los jugadores hacen realmente en su turno. Cada mecánica lleva a una página del catálogo con juegos similares.
Los autores acreditados de Nemesis: Aftermath y Sembradores del Vacío son: Adam Kwapiński y Paweł Samborski. Estos créditos proceden de los datos publicados del juego y nombran a las personas responsables de su diseño, no a ilustradores ni editoriales. Las páginas de autor de MeepleRules reúnen otros títulos de los mismos autores, algo útil cuando un juego te gusta y buscas otros parecidos.
El catálogo clasifica Nemesis: Aftermath y Sembradores del Vacío como expansión de Nemesis. Las expansiones añaden contenido, reglas o escenarios al juego base y normalmente no se pueden jugar solas, así que necesitas Nemesis para usarla. Comprueba que tu edición de Nemesis sea compatible, porque algunas expansiones se revisaron entre ediciones.